jjOHISr "W. SLE'JDGKE, proprietor.
jv()L. XXXVII.
A. NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
TEBMSHUO PKR ANNUM IN ADVANCE
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .9. 1902.
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Tho Kind Yon Have Always nought, and which had been
in use for over 30 yearn, has borne the ftlgnntnre of
and has been made under his per
sonal snpcrvlslon since Its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "JuHt-an-ifood" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infauts and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cafitoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo .
substance. Its ago Us guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlsliness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
A LEGEND.
The Young Man Awoke and
Saw the Lesson Taught by
His Dream.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
HM INTAWd MMMsrV, TT sMJHItAV TattT. NtWJ VOWS) SIT
Cures Clolin-Intuitu.
Diarrhaujtyicatcry.wa
the Btwcl Trouble of
Children olAnr jlos.
Aklt Digestion, Rejul.tu
Iht Howell, Mftngthtai
the Child end Make
TEETHING EASY.
. O. ST. LOUIS. MO,
n. n n H..nr. R.t.ur a. fll.l.. All.Tll. T.I.. Ni?. HI. 1900.
apl.adid nmiil and .14 to. or ualhine oailtlrta. Wh.a my .IdMl
t- V L.tain. chilli, t.rr .acedia.- daf w.rfl.d n, lhal w. would IBfTitablf lH. hloL 1 ti.fp.BMl upoa
1M.TillNA,Bnd bafaaatoao. admlBiiurina It to bin, and hti imnruv.in.nt wa. ma-kl la H bo.r., .d from
Ci.l tlay oa a. recuDr.ud. I a... eoa.tanll kept Hand u1 tulata with ar cbil.ir.a. and b. taa.n .rut
pi...,r. la .ouamaa lia traiM. to au at.ta.fa aa juubji wanaraB. . wua ibtmiuui -khh wbvi
aHvd vaa pamd HUM- v H, naJU)li
Ctsts tody 25 cents at Dnggists,
Jttf eutt II can. to O. J. MOFFKTT.
The Weldon Grocery Co.
WHOLESALE JOllBEliH IN
STAPLE & FANCY'ra
GROCERIES)
tVWe Sell Ouly To Merchant..
Orders Solicited.
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THE WELIH. GKOCEKY CO,
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Excelsior Printing Co.,
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WELDOF, IsT
; Letter, Bill and Packet Heads
m Wfiddint? Invitations.?
Circulars, Hand Bills, Etc.lt
Mr
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orders receive prompt and 5
careful attention.
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Tie 1 Bait of W
A legend was told me the other da;
which ruuj iukrt'fct you. A joung luao
ditcoDlcDtcd with l.ia lot dreamed I won
derful dream, fie was carried ioto I
beautiful country, and wan driven in itate
rouizh leafy bowera and under arching
tree, thrru)h groves redolent with or
ange b'ownnis. Itare exotics bloomed
00 every ride. The place reemrd per
fect I'nirjIiMid of beauty, After driving
for mill and milts, he slopped bcfuro a
maiinificcnl ralace. It was built of mar-
aid thecartiog was of the 6nent
orltmuot'hip Itsminarels and domes
re ornamented with rare jewels, which
flushed in the sunshine. The doors were
of 1 carls, the fli c m of gold, and the ceil
ings, instead of beiog frrecoed were stud-
d with rubies and diamonds The
building was of (ntimtus rite, covering,
ith its wit gs, fully I rqtiare mile, and
cvtryilitng ab i d fcale ol rare splen-
lr.. Slit ping lo one side of the palace,
is eje retted on a dark brown niche,
small, tiul id sucn striking contrast 10
ie palace, that he uhled the guide what
meant and wny that was not marble
10, and sel around with preoiuus slones,
Imagine (he young man's surprise when
he said: "The fault is yours. This is
the t'alace beaut it ul, and Ibis is your
niche. Vou have been unhappy because
of your lowly station in life, and rinte
you could not have a position of promi
nence, you have spent your lime discon
tented, while others have been improving,
their time and talents. It rests upon you
one to make this palace perfect." The
young man aw. ke, saw the lesson taught
by his dream, and set to work to maible-
iie hia brown niche New York Kvan-
gelist.
RAN A TKN I'KNNY NAIL
TI1UOUGH MS HAND.
Whileopeuing a box J. C Mount, of
Three Mile Hay, N. Y.. ran a ten penny
nail thr ush iheflexliy part ol his hand
I thouiiht at once of all lite aio andl
solemn this would cauxe me," says he,
nd immediately applied Chamberlain's
I'ain Bulin and occasionally ofierwards
To my surprise it removed all paiu and
snreorwi and the Injured parts were soon
healed.
For sale ai W. M. Cohen's drug store,
Weldon, N. ('.
DOMESTIC SUPPERSTITIONS
.
If you ing while making bread, yen
ill cry before it is eaten.
If your apron becomes untied,
one is h peaking of you.
To ail on a chair while it is being I
duMrd is sign of money coming.
11 1 child wbirls a cnair about, It is el
aigo tie win receive a wmpping.
When a rocking chair moves about
while you are rocking, you are going lo
have a caller.
When making a bed, if you chance lo
(cruet one ol (he bheet vou will hiar of I
wedding in les-t ihau a week.
Do not luro chair on one leg. You
arc turning your friends from you.
To walk a oliuir on its legs, incited of J
carryiug ii, signifies the injury of a near
nend 01 relative.
.For a chair to creak when you tit down
on 11 Is a ture ngn ol so accident.
Il futni ure fall, elf a load when niov-
iiu-,ioiriokues. New York News
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Kcxuii.e iuthrii); give over arntimen-
lali-ru.
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:WELD0N, IN. C.:-!
Opizei. Uiier The Lai. of k State of North Carolina,
AUGUST 20T11, 1892.
STATU OF NOllTH CAROLINA DEPOSITORY.
HALIFAX COUNTY DKI'OSITORY.
TOWN OK WKLDON DEl'OSITORY. '
CIPITIL 180 SURPLUS $26,000.
For ten vean thia institution has provided banking facilities for I Ii is sectioi
in aiockholder and direotors have been Identibetl with ihu uujiness intcreits
Halifax and Northampton counties for many years. Money is loaned npoo
iproved security at the legal rate of interest- six per cenluiu. Accounts of all
"uiiciieu.
President: Vioe-President: Cmhier.
W. K. DANIEL n. J. N. RAMSAY. VV. R. SMITH
8eaboard, Northampton eounty, N. C.
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SVDNOR t BUNDtijY, for aJuei tme, are ooiurpstd the city througH
Yi'ldingto'none'for' alvUs", the choicest FURNITURE waits' for yoTJ"
Curable and elegant, ornate or plain, auoli Suitea elsewhere we aeek in vai
lT'cd for UPHOLSTERY, here we find grand collection of every kinj
Onamenul DRAPERIES, it ii known well, In poifeot tasle, they excXj
1'ght.t 711 K. Broad St, of MIRRORS A PICTURES, the stock icomplctE
&C lor beamy & quil v, , re!, 0B , 8YDNOR k HUNDLEY do suppler
This great store is 709-711-713
WYISIT OTl WRITER
The Petersburg Furniture Co.,
203 AND 207 N. SYCAMORE ST.
PETERSBURG, VA.
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Ho Did Not Know These Prom
ises Were In The Bible.
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THE HVSTLINO AND UP-TO-OATK LEADERS IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
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A . fj . W 1 IN I? 1 Tj li l'l PKE8IDENT k MANAGER
.Special Attention to Mail Orders, . oct 3 ly.
WHEN DADDY PLAYS HIS FIDDLE,
1a rw:Tel
When quiet settles o'er the farm,
An' nieht takes place of day,
An' all the stock is housed au' fed
An' supper's cleared away,
Then daddy takes his fiddle out,
An' tunes the E ond A,
An' then the Q string with the D,
An' then begins to play.
He plays a reel or jig or two
To git his fingers free;
To take the kinks out left by work,
He says to ma an' me.
An' then he puts in longer strokes,
An' lays his face hard o'er,
An' plays on three strings at a time,
An' sometimes hits the four.
He cuts in deep upon the bass,
An' thunderstorms pass o'er.
An' then he sails high on the K
An' clears the skies once more.
Now deep an' loud; now soft an' low,
Life tremblin' by a thread;
A dismail wail off in the night
Where gravestuns mark the dead.
Then daddy strikes a streak of hope,
An' buii breaks through the rain,
An' then he strikes a martial air
An' marches home again,
No time, no tune, no written score,
Jes' somethin' daddy plays,
The like of which was never heard
In old or modern days.-
He seems a different man whene'er
His fiddle's in his hand;
There is a bond between the two
That's hard to understand.
An' ma she sets an' knits away.
An' dreams her dreams uv old,
While dadl's fiddle takes 'em both
Way oft to lands uv gold.
No doubt they spy a shady lane,
An' hear the songs uv birds,
An' see themselves, two lovers there.
With hearts too full fur words.
I've heard big bands an' orchestras,
Church organs tin' 'the rest,
But fur sweet music f rum the heart.
I likemv daddv's best.
That is a beautiful incident told of a
certain church member who was unfu-
iliar with some of the most precious
promises in llie Bible. The story is old
but it will bear repealing (or the benefit
those who have not road it.
A well-to-do dcaoon in Connecticut
was one morning aooostcd by bis pastor,
ho said,"I'oor Widow Orccn'a wood is
Can you not take her i cord ?"
"Well," answered the deacon, "I have
e wood and I have the team, but who
to pay me for it V The pastor re-
ied : "I will pay you for it on condi
tion that you read the firt-t three verses
the forty-first Psalm before you go to
bed to-night." The deaoon consented,
livered the wood and at night opened
e word of Ood and read the passage :
"Bletsed is he that coosiderelh the
poor; the Lord will deliver bim in time ol
trouble. The Lord will preserve him
and keep him alive; and he shall be
blessed upon earth; and thou wilt not
deliver him unto the will of bis enemies.
The Lord will strengthen him upon the
bed of languishing; thou wilt make all
is bed in his sickness."
A few days afterwards the pastor met
lm again. "How much do I owe you,
deacon, for ibat cord of wood ?"
"Oh I" said the now enlightened man,
do not speak of payment; I did not
now those promises were in the Bible.
would not take money for supplying
the widow's wants."
The 5 Hour Doy
Which the wnrkinfT man has fought for
and aucvcetlvtl lit olilaininx ia UDmrthinu;
the wite uaa no share lu. Her tiny He
Bins before hia and ends Ioiik after it,
aa a rule, aud many a uitht her rest ia
DruLcn by llie butty's
Iretfulnesa. The
healthiest woman
must wear out under
auch a atraiu. Wlmt
can be expeitcd then
ol those women
who are weaken
ed by womnn-
ly diseases)
Women
who nre
weak,
worn -out
and run-down will find new
life aud new strength in the
use of Dr. IHerce'a Hnvoritt
Prescription. It establishes
regularity, driea weuWeiiinn
drama, heals lntlmnnialion
aud ulceration, and cures
female weakness. It makes
weak women strong and
sick women well.
Sick people are invited to
consult IK. Pierce, bv letter,
I'm. , All corresoondei
held aa atrictly private and
sacredly confidential. Atldreaa ur. K. v.
Pirn. Buffalo. N. Y.
...auMt wtit. frm.l. wrakneat about elcht
mra-trtl arvtnl doctor, bul derived aa brae
It antll I began nainj l)r Pierce'. Favorite I're-
acrlDlioa," writes nr.. lona vrceu, '
I. rA v .Thi. mrdlctoe waa reoonl-
merrier! ti ie by other patlenta. 1 have taken
at, hotlleiaad I feel like enotacf penon,"
The dealer who offers a substitute for
f Favorite Prescription," l only seeking
to make the little more profit paid on
h aale of leea nieritorioua medicine.
Hia profit la your loea. Refuse all sub
stitutes. Dr. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets should be
used with "Favorite Prescription " wuen-
art taxattv rcuuuea.
II' TUC DCil TIC
iiy iriL ULnuiii ULi
What is the beautiful?
My spirit scared in the calm night air
And saw a mountain spire that rose
Aloft toward heaven, trending far,
A soundless symbol, still and fair.
The pace of ages in its pose,
Soft Rplendors shone from one lone star,
Its chastened beams the only light
That dawned upon my raptured sight
' And this was beautiful. ' .
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What is the beautiful?
My spirit flew with tho darting galo
;' ! And saw the surge of a shoreless sea,
'' Where the -wild waves wantoned in cease
J j '; ' ' less power, .
'' ' ! ' As pulso of life that ne'er shall fail.
0'
iv spirit looked nfurfmrn rrm
And saw in the dusk of the morning hour
i A stately ship, whoso sails wore white
With the unrisen sun's first light
And this was beautiful,
Wlvat is the beautiful? ,
My spirit drowsed on a perfumed plain
And saw a splendor of color schemes,
Inwrought of blossoms that swung and
' ' "-'swayed ' '
In prismed glories 'neath kisses of rain,
Aa tinted signs of a soul's glad dreams.
The flowers flaunted the breeze that played
Whilo out from the mist-Btrewn dark of
the sky
- ,' 1 One sunbeam stole as the clouds passed
by-
: And this was beautiful. ,- , s , ,
What 1b the beautiful? - ." , ; A '
My spirit looked in the heavenly span
! ' Ana saw a stately and splendid thing, ;
A form of graces and loveliness
Which from far depths below began - , t j
A lofty flight on viewless wing;
Its very passing seemed to bless,
With glories crowned with virtues shod,
a. ' -v A soul flew, seeking love and Godl
This va beautiful.
Marvin Dana in Smart Set.
THE HIDDEN GEM,
A MODERN LOVE TALE.
THE WORST FORM.
Multitudes are singing the praises of Ko
dol, the new discovery which is making
so many sick people well, and weak peo
ple strong by digesting what they eat,
by cleansing and sweetening the stomach
and by transforming their food into the
kind of pure, rich blood that makes you
feel good all over. Mrs. Cranficld, of
Troy, I. T., writes: "For a number of
years I was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia which grew inte the worst form
Finally I was induced to use Kodol and
after UMog four bottles I am entirely
cured, I heartily recommend Kodol to
II sufferers from indigestion and dys
pepsia, lake a dose alter meals. It
digests whst you cat.
W. M. Cohen.
THE BEAUTIFUL LI FE.
To rise each morning with a thought
of Ood in the soul, left over to fill a new
mission from the night before; to kneel
ere descending the stairs for the conse
cration of your life, and the assurance of
His guidance of you, just for that day
this is the true preface of a beautiful
life.
KOKOVUH BIXTY VGAKs)
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions ol
mothers (or children, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child
soltens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately, Sold by druggists
in every part ol the world. ZD cents
bottle. Be sure and ask lor "Mrs. Wins-
low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind
Work is mans noblest heritage an
excellent senliment to keep in mind
long as you've got to work anyway.
DO GOOD-IT PAYS.
A Chioago map has observed
that
"Uood deeds are better than real estate
deeds some of the latter are worthless.
Act kindly and gently, Bhow sympathy
nd lend a helpful hand. You cannot
possibly lose by it, Most men appre
ciate a kind word and encouragement
more than substantial help, lhcre are
persons in this community who might
truthfully say: "My good friend, cheer
up. A few doses of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will rid you of your cold
and there is uo danger whatever from
pneumonia when you use that medicine,
It always cures. I know it for it has
helped me out many I time."
For sals by W. M. Cohen, Druggist
Weidoo, N. C.
The Courtship of a Young Multi-Millionaire
Facetiously Des
cribed. Tho young multi-millionaire sat in his
sumptuous office. At one elbow was a
telephone. At the other was a ticket.
In front was a system of push buttons,
lo a corner was a telegraph operator, In
another was a wireless receiver. By his
side was his faithful Secretary.
"Now, Mr. Quickly," he said, "look at
the schedule, and tell me what I am lo
do in the next thirty minutes."
"You are to get married, sir," said
Quickly.
"To whom?"
"That hasn't been decided."
"Ah, yes, I remember. I have been so
busy that no selection has been made.
ery well. Now get Newport, Lenox,
Lower California, London, Paris, and
other marriage marts, and find a girl five
feet three, not over twenty-live, with
real blonde bair, weight 150, and a
father who is in the oombine, if possible.
Robinson's list of availables may help
you."
In ten minutes the privato Secretary
mado his report.
"Here are five," he said.
His employer looked over the names.
"Good!" he exclaimed. "The market
appears to be strong. Try number three'
Bar Harbor, you say. Wait a minute."
He rang up Bar Harbor. In half a
minute be was talking with Mr. Milton,
owner of several States and Territories.
"Is it all right, old man ?" he asked,
finally.
"Certainly," was tho reply. "How
can 1 refuse anything to the man wlio
helped us st a critical moment to keep up
the price of bacon ? Ethel is playing
ping-porg."
The ardent suitor rang up the ping-
pong table, and briefly stated his errand.
Two minutes were passed in explana
tion.
"Yes," was finally given.
Bishop Stumper was found at Rich
field Springs. Tho combination phono
graph and telephone was opeocd up for
the ceremony. The bridegroom em
ployed thj slight delay to apologize to
Ethel's partner for interrupting thi
game. It vas all right.
Now, Quickly," said the bridegroom,
"tell 'em to get a gait on, as in fourteen
minutes I've got to talk to the President
of the Bean Trust."
The sonorous voice of the bishop was
heard over the wite. The responses
were firm and audible. The moment
approached for the ring. Ethel's part
ner had volunteered to be best man.
"How stupid of me," said the groom.
Foruot that nog. Hold all the wires
while I get the Bar ' Harbor jeweler.
Ah, hero you are. I'm Bloomer, of the
Standard Air. Send a dozen wedding
rings up to Miss Milton's ping-pong
table, p. d.q. While you are about
if you have any old mine diamonds,
pigeon blood rubies, or a necklace worth
anything abovo a hundred thousand
send 'em alone. Chase Yourself l All
the world's wailing."
Wedding rings and other trinklcts
were on band in ten minutes and the
ceremony proceeded.
In two minutes more it was com
pteted.
"And now," said Bloomer, the groom
to his secretary, "shut on all the wires
but my wife's snd make a memo, to send
the bishop a couple ol thousand and
aoms wine. An, my dear, we
alone, at last. Sorry to hurry you, but
business is business. 1 11 try and oome
on to see vou in a month or so. In the
mcaolimc, pick out a few nioe houses to
live in or anvthine vou mav want and
charge it to me. Hope I didn't spoil
vour eame. See vou later. Au revoir
Turninc to bis Secretary, ne saia;
"And now. Mr. Quickly, we'll talk
with the President of the Bean Trust,
Tom Mensem in Life.
SHALL NEVES DIE.
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We should remember that the wordi
"Dust Ibou art; to dust thou shall
luro," were not spoken of the soul.
"The soul, immortal as its sire,
Shall nover die."
Death ia simply s transition from this
to fairer mansions, not made wilh hands
eternal in the heavens. Do not think
because you have been robbed of loved ont
by the shadow of the great dark messen
ger, that you will never see them more.
We should hold to the belief that when
we, too, pass into the mysterious beyond,
our loved ones will be the first tb meet
and greet us.
Life is a narrow vale between thebleek
and narrow peaks of two eternities. After
all, there is no death. The stars go
down, only to rise upon some fairer
world.
Its Mother U Well.
ic liabv is healthy because durinir tin
l of L'estaliciu its mother used the
popular and purely vegetable liiiiuieut,
Mother's Friend
Mother's Friend is a soothing, softening,
la:anj( linmieut, a muscle maker, iuvi
alur and freshener. It puts new powel
intoiiie back ana jiipsol a coining moluer.
it 19 api -lied exunially only, mere u
no do.sing and swallowing of nasty drugs,
no inward treatment at all.
The state of the mother during gestation
,.iy influence the disposition and future
of the child; that is one reason why moth
i should watch their condition and
oid pain. Her health, that of the child
and their lives, deneud on keenimr free
from pain, worry and melancholy. Be oil
ou cheer, strong oi heart anu peaceuu
minu. not tie is rrionti can ana win
ike vou no. Beanni down pains, morn-
' sickness, sore breast aud insomnia are
all relieved by this wonderful remedy.
Ut druggists tt ; i.oo per bouie.
Seud for our book "flotherhood" free.
LIE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, OA
LOOK OUT FOR FEVER.
BiliouMieM ind lifer disorders at th
season miy be prevented by cli' sowing
ibe system with De Wilt's Little E
Riners. These famous little pills do not
gripe. They move tho bowels gently
but copiously, nnd by rMon of ih ton
properties, gives tooe and strength
the glands.
W. M. Cohen.
SERE'S A BABY
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VELUM. POIS'o,;
In your blood ? Physicians a.'.'
it nalarlal derm. It can bo seen
changing red blood yellow mi !er
microscope. It works day and i
night. First, it turns your com- ;;
plexlon yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. Vou feel weak and
worthless. r
ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC
will stop the trouble now. It
enters the blood at once and
drives out the yellow poison.
If neglected and when Chills,
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
eral break-down come Inter on,
Roberts' Tonic will cure ynu
then but why wait ? Prcv :,.
future sickness. The manufac
turers know all about this yel
low poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive It out,
nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Fevers snd
Malaria. It has cured thous
ands It vill cure you, or your
money back. This Is fair. Try
It. Price, 25 cents.
Sold by ALL DRUGGISTS.
.i
W Early Risers
Th famoui little pill.
FILES
uIaaflrred th tort arc of the damnM
Ith DrotrutiliiaT Dilci I r our lit on hv coimdim
tlou with whioh I nit, ii.llieted fur twenty
years. I ran acrou your t'ASCAKl'.TS In the
town of NwoU, IV, and never found unyibltitf
to iNjuaYl them To-day i am entirely free from
piles and fool like a now num."
v u. nun., iin ajuiips csv., aiuu city, i
CANOY
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PlftlMnf. Pnlntahl. i'ntortt TM flood. TV)
flood, Nsrer airLon. Woakon or GtIk. 10c,pC. Wc.
CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
tMrlUf Umt CtHr. fWltif, ImIi-mI. Row f fc. lit
II A TA BUI Sold and imnritMped r klldrnf
HUmU-DAIi glitito CX'KKTobftCOO UftbU.
Dizzy?
Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure. And",,!.!..
V ;uit ynitr nnlt ii
lirtiwi. or rtfh l.lin i.
' liquid a boitNUful
Ml tio
DiiPiriairiunii1? nvcfpr.the
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hiskera
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All the grapos out of our reach arc not
aour grapes. Keen tor them.
if! an '.!.
Bignalurs
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'I Ik t.iail 1 ai Ifcim l:ifi B
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yon eat.
ThU nmnarattnn Bnntuln. all of the
dlRestunts and digests all kinds of
food. It Rives Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to oat ail
the food you want. The moat sensitive
stomachs can takelt. Hy Its use many
thousands of dyspeptic havo been
cured after everything e'6 failed' Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomaclis thrive on It.
First dose relieves. A diet unnecessary.
Cures all stomach troublas
Pruuarwl only bf E. C. t)W itt Co., OUcmo
I'll tl. twUie coolulua ax Union llle ,m-
1 W.M. Cohen, Druggist.
.arm
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
IT FOR THEIR MOST DELI
CATE PATIENTS. OLD
AND PURE.
For Sale By '
W. 0. SMITH.' N. c
One Kalniite Qou&h Curd
For CtMigha, Colds and Croup.
D.
E.8TAINBACK, ' '
NOTARY PUBLIC.
WitDott, N.P
.Roauoka Nsws OfSca.
E Broad street, Richmond, Va
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